Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-21
BRIEF MENTION.

Thunder showers and eastern weather this
week.
Frank auckland is home from Napa on
vacation.
Dayton will be quite milling center in
the near future.
Don't forget to eat strawberries and cream
next Wednesday.
J. r. Shaw left for San Francisco on
Wednesday Of this week.
Charley Hall, of Silver City, was in town
on brief visit last Sunday.
Jack Godfrey and wife paid Dayton fly.
ing visit yesterday afternoon.
There are number of sidewalks around
town that need repairing badly.
The base ball fever has not struck Dayton
yet. Silver City has it bad, though.
Mrs. J. H. Rae went to San Francisco last
Tuesday to be gone for week or two.
E. Gignoux is making extensive improve
ments on the property he purchased of Mr..
Lotus.
Tote Noyes, paid Dayton flying visit last
Tuesday. He reports Silver City as being
very lively.
All the mines around Silver City are look.
ing well, and the want of greater milling
facilities is felt.
The Atlanta mill, owned by Rulison and
Likens is now running OH ore frsm the Oest
mine Silver City.
Jake Hansen is talking of starting saloon
in Como. He has faith that that camp will
yet have boom.
w. w. Coffin is having house built just
below the depot, into which he will move
when it is completed.
Strawberries still sell for 1871 cents box
in Dayton. Virginia advertises berries for
sale at 10 cents boz.
Flanagan, who murdered his sister in
10 years in the State Prison.
Joseph Munckton and Mrs. Samuel Rip.
ley, both Of Silver City, committed matri.
mouy in Virginia City, last Monday.
G. P. Randall had horse kick him on the
ankle one day last week, and is now walking
around on clutches from the effects Of the
kick.
A miner named Kelley was caved on while
working in the old Buckeye claim near Sill
yer City. last Saturday. He was not serious.
ly injured, but came very near being buried
alive.
If the liver and kidneys are sluggish, and
inactive, Hoods Sarsaparilla will rouse
them to prompt and regular action. Take
it now.
Watson is getting Fox's new hotel on Main
street in shape very rapidly. The house will
be ready to do business in about the 10th Of
next July.
Chas. Gabriel has the largest stock Of
gents furnishing goo's ever brought to Vir
ginia City. II you need anything in that
line call on him.
Mrs. Byron Gates returned yesterday from
visit to California. With her came Mrs.
Frank Albee, (nee Mollie Langtry) Of New
Castle, who will visit friends here for a week
or two.
C. P. Putnam and P. E. Reynolds, Of Sac
ramento, are in town. They are graduate
dentists. and are stopping at the Union Hotel.
II you are in need of any work in this line,
drop in and see them.
Charles Bovard and Miss Lettie Barrett,
two Of Mason Valleys most popular young
people. were united in marriage in Virginia
City the first OF this week. Their many
friends wish them much joy.
Mrs. ]. S. Craig, Of Mason Valley, was
passenger on yesterdays train homeward
bound, after q three weeks visit in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Craig's sister. who was quite
i'll is now very much improved.
The water in East Walker river is quite
low. There is plenty Of snow in the noun,
tains to assure an abundance Of water this
season, but the late cold weather has pre-
vented the snow from melting and coming
down into the valleys.
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